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"Rare" Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome Detected in Vaccinated Young: Lancet Study


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2022 Feb 25, 12:44pm   987 views  25 comments

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"Some vaccinated youngsters in the 12–20 age group have reported a hyper-inflammatory condition where the body’s immune system goes into overdrive and shows symptoms of fever and systemic inflammation involving multiple organ systems, according to a study published Tuesday.

There were 5,973 cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) reported to the MIS-C national surveillance system of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) between May 14, 2020, and Nov. 30, 2021. MIS-C usually manifests two to six weeks after inoculation and is characterized by severe illness that requires hospitalization. The authors of the peer-reviewed Lancet study looked into data between Dec. 14, 2020, and Aug. 31, 2021. Over 21 million 12 to 20-year-old individuals received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Aug. 31, 2021.

The researchers found 21 young people with a mean age of 16 years from the demographic who showed symptoms consistent with MIS-C. Of these, 13 were male and eight were female. Out of the 21 individuals, 11 developed MIS-C after receiving the first dose of the vaccine, with the remaining 10 developing the illness after taking the second dose.

“All 21 were hospitalized: 12 (57 percent) were admitted to an intensive care unit and all were discharged home. 15 (71 percent) of 21 individuals had laboratory evidence of past or recent SARS-CoV-2 infection, and six (29 percent) did not,” the report said.

The overall reporting rate of MIS-C among this age group of over 21 million vaccinated individuals was one per million. The reporting rate among those without evidence of COVID-19 infection was only 0.3 per million vaccinated individuals.


These rates are lower than a previous study on the issue that had proposed an MIS-C reporting rate of 224 per million among individuals aged 11 to 15 and a rate of 164 per million among those aged between 16 and 20.

“The pathogenesis of MIS-C is hypothesized to involve a dysregulated immune response to SARS-CoV-2 infection, and host genetics might alter susceptibility to developing MIS-C,” the authors wrote.

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Another study found that 98 percent of MIS-C hospitalizations were among unvaccinated pediatric patients. According to the researchers, MIS-C cases tend to peak after the peak in COVID cases.

Out of the 699 pediatric hospitalizations for COVID-19, 513 cases or 73 percent were found among unvaccinated individuals, claimed the study published at Epic Research on Jan. 28. “Of the 1,499 pediatric hospitalizations for MIS-C, 1,474 (98 percent) were for unvaccinated patients,” from the research report.

In its Jan. 14 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), the CDC proposes that two doses of Pfizer vaccine had an estimated effectiveness rate of 91 percent against MIS-C, thus suggesting its use among individuals between the ages of 12 and 18. However, MMWR is not a medical journal or peer-reviewed, but only CDC policy advocacy."

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5   Onvacation   2022 Feb 27, 8:57am  

Both people I know that have "Died from Covid" were fully vaxxed. The last one even had the booster.
6   Shaman   2022 Feb 27, 9:10am  

Misc says
5973 cases out of about 21 million vaccinations when about 1791 cases would be normally expected in this age group without the vaxx.


So 6 thousand seriously life threatening side effects (aside from the far more common heart damage issues) to prevent children from dying of Covid… when only 1000 kids (all with serious comorbidities) have died from Covid so far? That’s NOT a good trade off! You don’t vax injure tens or hundreds of thousands because one thousand extremely sick kids died of the flu!

This is a crime against humanity. A crime against children. It’s the worst sort of crime and should be punished with hangings at Nuremberg 2.
7   Misc   2022 Feb 28, 2:16pm  

The vaxx replicates the "spike protein" in the body. Covid-19 replicates not only the "spike protein", but everything else associated with the disease.

There were about 4182 additional cases in the age group over the estimated 1791 pre-Covid.

What percentage of these additional cases should we attribute to Covid?

What percentage of these additional cases should we attribute to the Vaxx?

Again this is out of a population group of about 21 million.
8   EBGuy   2022 Feb 28, 2:43pm  

mell says
There were 5,973 cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) reported to the MIS-C national surveillance system of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) between May 14, 2020, and Nov. 30, 2021. MIS-C usually manifests two to six weeks after inoculation and is characterized by severe illness that requires hospitalization.

That is a bit of outrage porn. Here's what the Lancet paper actually says:
Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), also known as paediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome temporally associated with SARS-CoV-2, is a rare but serious complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children and adolescents that generally occurs 2–6 weeks after SARS-CoV-2 infection. MIS-C, first recognised in April, 2020, is characterised by fever, systemic inflammation, and multisystem organ involvement.
9   Shaman   2022 Feb 28, 3:44pm  

And now it’s been proven that the jab changes your DNA. So your cells can make spike FOREVER!
https://thewashingtonstandard.com/new-study-shows-pfizer-mrna-shot-becomes-dna-in-just-6-hours-video/?source=patrick.net
10   Patrick   2022 Feb 28, 3:58pm  

Misc says
The vaxx replicates the "spike protein" in the body. Covid-19 replicates not only the "spike protein", but everything else associated with the disease.


That's why it is far far superior to get a case of Omicron than to get the vaxx. 27x better immunity because you get immunity to the nucleocapsid protein and the other proteins.

The vaxx includes highly inflammatory nanoparticles which the virus does not have, and God only knows what else.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34841223/?source=patrick.net

And who wants to be a guinea pig for a STILL unapproved experimental tech injected into their bloodstream?
11   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2022 Feb 28, 4:20pm  

Shaman says
And now it’s been proven that the jab changes your DNA. So your cells can make spike FOREVER!
https://thewashingtonstandard.com/new-study-shows-pfizer-mrna-shot-becomes-dna-in-just-6-hours-video/?source=patrick.net
I remember that first MIT study. In fact, I probably posted it on patnet. Chilling.
12   mell   2022 Feb 28, 6:22pm  

Misc says
The vaxx replicates the "spike protein" in the body. Covid-19 replicates not only the "spike protein", but everything else associated with the disease.

There were about 4182 additional cases in the age group over the estimated 1791 pre-Covid.

What percentage of these additional cases should we attribute to Covid?

What percentage of these additional cases should we attribute to the Vaxx?

Again this is out of a population group of about 21 million.


Covid 19 generates the spike protein solely in the respiratory tract, mostly nose and throat now with omicron. That's pretty harmless. The jab causes cells from the inside of any organ to produce s proteins for an unknown time period, potentially forever, which is brutally dangerous and potentially lethal since the body will attack them in overdrive at the inside, and/or they may clot.

EBGuy says
mell says
There were 5,973 cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) reported to the MIS-C national surveillance system of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) between May 14, 2020, and Nov. 30, 2021. MIS-C usually manifests two to six weeks after inoculation and is characterized by severe illness that requires hospitalization.

That is a bit of outrage porn. Here's what the Lancet paper actually says:
Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), also known as paediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome temporally associated with SARS-CoV-2, is a rare but serious complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children and adolescents that generally occurs 2–6 weeks after SARS-CoV-2 infection. MIS-C, first recognised in April, 2020, is characterised by fever, systemic inflammation, and multisystem organ involvement.


No. Because the occurrence of mis c in the jab is much higher than with covid infection.

Yes, it's "rare" absolutely speaking, but if you were a genocidal maniac and wanted to give children mis-c, a stroke or myocarditis, the jab is one of the most effective ways to do so. So absolutely rare, but relatively (compared to covid) deadly.
13   Misc   2022 Feb 28, 7:04pm  

From the article above:

"Another study found that 98 percent of MIS-C hospitalizations were among unvaccinated pediatric patients."

Even assuming that the 2% of cases from the vaccinated group were attributable to the vaxx and not to a case of Covid the Vaxxed subsequently got, that would be about 83 cases from the vaxx and about 4098 cases from Covid.

Also quoting from the OP above:

In its Jan. 14 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), the CDC proposes that two doses of Pfizer vaccine had an estimated effectiveness rate of 91 percent against MIS-C, thus suggesting its use among individuals between the ages of 12 and 18.

WRT MIS-C: being jabbed delivers the better outcome. With thousands of children being saved from getting MIS-C.

Again, this is a very small number of people.
14   GNL   2022 Feb 28, 7:15pm  

I've got Covid double vision from the last 2 years of analysis. I'm over it. Whatever happens, happens.
15   Patrick   2022 Feb 28, 7:24pm  

Easy summary: the jab is dangerous and ineffective. Actually has negative efficacy.
16   mell   2022 Feb 28, 7:45pm  

Misc says
From the article above:

"Another study found that 98 percent of MIS-C hospitalizations were among unvaccinated pediatric patients."

Even assuming that the 2% of cases from the vaccinated group were attributable to the vaxx and not to a case of Covid the Vaxxed subsequently got, that would be about 83 cases from the vaxx and about 4098 cases from Covid.

Also quoting from the OP above:

In its Jan. 14 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), the CDC proposes that two doses of Pfizer vaccine had an estimated effectiveness rate of 91 percent against MIS-C, thus suggesting its use among individuals between the ages of 12 and 18.

WRT MIS-C: being jabbed delivers the better outcome. With thousands of children being saved from getting MIS-C.

Again, this is a very small number of people.

No. Mis is simply a syndrome, just because you tested positive for covid doesn't mean it has anything to do with mis. They took any children who were hospitalized, for whatever reason whatsoever, and tested them for covid, and if they had a highly inflammatory response and were positive they got slapped with the mis c label. It means jack shit, like labeling a car accident death where the patient tests positive as covid death. In fact there are pretty much zero documented cases of mis in healthy unjabbed kids. There are however completely healthy kids who develop mis c following the jab where causation is much more likely. You can get mis from any infection, but if you're generally heaithy your chances are close to zero.
17   Misc   2022 Feb 28, 8:30pm  

I got the information from your own OP.
18   EBGuy   2022 Feb 28, 8:32pm  

At this point the Omicron has NOT produced a MIS-C wave, but you really wouldn't know that with a Google search. Here's what the CDC is showing through the end of January and quotes from doctors in an article entitled : As omicron cases fall, doctors are worried about a possible surge of complications in children.



In Washington, DeBiasi said, her hospital has had 30 omicron-related MIS-C cases. But each wave has brought with it fewer cases. With the first wave, DeBiasi said, they treated about 100 kids with MIS-C, and with delta, it was about 60.

"The MIS-C children, we thought we may see an uptick with omicron, but we haven't. It's very similar for us with the Delta surge," the cardiology specialist said. "It's really unknown what's driving the MIS-C cases."

At the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Dr. Marian Michaels watched the many-fold increase in COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations in her area with deep concern, but the spike in MIS-C cases hasn't come. "Luckily, in our area, we are not seeing a surge," she said. "I'm very grateful."
At Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, they too are watching patient numbers closely, but so far, so good.

"Children's Hospital Los Angeles has yet to see a large spike in MIS-C cases following the surge of omicron cases in the community," pediatric cardiologist Dr. Jacqueline Szmuszkovicz of the Heart Institute at Children's Hospital Los Angeles wrote in an email to CNN.

In December and January, the hospital treated 22 MIS-C patients. In February, it's been three, with two hospitalized.

There haven't been any "dramatic increases" — at least, not yet, according to Dr. Jim Versalovic, pathologist-in-chief at the hospital.

At Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Dr. Patty Manning said, workers have seen two or three cases of MIS-C a week during omicron — "possibly less than what we would expect, given the spike of COVID cases in general that we saw."
19   mell   2022 Feb 28, 8:48pm  

Misc says
I got the information from your own OP.


Yes, I was merely pointing out that the way they arrived at the covid mis c numbers is the same way they have been counting covid deaths. If you die from a car accident while testing positive for covid you're labeled covid death. If you have any comorbidities that predispose you for inflammation you are labeled mis c, even if covid has nothing to do with it. Mis is the same as pvfs or cfs or me (bad cases), it can happen as a result of any infection or otherwise induced immune reaction, covid doesn't cause it anymore than any other infections. It's a smokescreen. Like covid anal pain syndrome, covid brain fog, covid diabetes etc. etc.
20   mell   2022 Feb 28, 8:51pm  

EBGuy says
At this point the Omicron has NOT produced a MIS-C wave, but you really wouldn't know that with a Google search. Here's what the CDC is showing through the end of January and quotes from doctors in an article entitled : As omicron cases fall, doctors are worried about a possible surge of complications in children.



In Washington, DeBiasi said, her hospital has had 30 omicron-related MIS-C cases. But each wave has brought with it fewer cases. With the first wave, DeBiasi said, they treated about 100 kids with MIS-C, and with delta, it was about 60.

"The MIS-C children, we thought we may see an uptick with omicron, but we haven't. It's very similar for us with the Delta surge," the cardiology specialist said. "I...

That's because mis has nothing to do with covid per se, any virus or bacteria or any other microbe that causes strong immune reactions can cause it. They needed a boogeymanfor kids since zero healthy kids died from covid to mask the maiming and killing effect of the jab. It's a reinvention of pvfs/cfs/me. Btw people who have been suffering from pvfs/cfs/me as a result from the flu or ebv or lyme or any other viral/bacterial infection (or combo thereof) have been ridiculed for decades. It's the same thing as mis.
21   Misc   2022 Feb 28, 9:06pm  

... or the MIS-C wave never came because we vaccinated about 21 million people in that age group., and the vaxx worked as billed.
22   mell   2022 Feb 28, 9:14pm  

Also one more thing please don't get fooled by these crooked numbers. Considering how kids and adolescents play and party you can assume that 70%-80% by now if not more have come in contact with sars cov 2. The majority of kids will show no symptoms or mild sniffles and not get tested. If you take the actual seroprevalence vs documented covid cases into account the number of mis in kids and adolescents is so ridiculously low that the jab will guaranteed expose them to a much higher risk of serious side effects, incl. mis, than covid. 10 months ago the total seroprevalence was already over 40% with the majority likely being kids, and omicron almost 10xed the number of daily infections to a high of close to 1 million of daily DOCUMENTED cases, so by now pretty much everyone has been infected, jabbed or not. That's why we have seen such a sharp drop in cases within days/weeks. Covid has gone endemic by now and in light of the incredibly high seroprevalence covid complications and deaths are actually incredibly rare, not even worth of being targeted with a jab, considering how great of a job natural immunity is doing.
23   mell   2022 Feb 28, 9:19pm  

Misc says
... or the MIS-C wave never came because we vaccinated about 21 million people in that age group., and the vaxx worked as billed.


Anything is possible but considering that jabs are primed to provoke highly inflammatory immune reactions to immunize, this is highly doubtful. I don't see the data supporting it, but I'm not excluding anything. More data should come to light in the mid to long term.
24   EBGuy   2022 Mar 1, 1:35pm  

Highly recommend this video from Dr. Vinay Prasad about the children's vaccine disaster.
Kids Vax 5 to 11 Year Old - New York Vaccine Effectiveness Data | Omicron | COVID19
25   AmericanKulak   2022 Mar 1, 1:50pm  

Kids with HIV hasn't been a problem since they started testing the blood supply 3 decades ago.

Suddenly, it's back. Why?

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